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  • the arcade is amazing live…
    if they are ever around you, find a way to get in their show.
    saw you in butt.
    those are some pretty hot pictures.
    -jorge

    • ahhh, Yeah
      seams like they are only playing in Europe so far
      looked at their website
      i love them
      they’re like…
      what?
      like radiohead and belle and sebastian mixed together?
      they’ve got that beautiful kid imagination and naivete
      and anger behind it to fireball and change
      some of it a bit over the top
      but it’s so great!
      yeah
      i look forward to seeing them live sometime…
      and glad you got to see the BUTT
      i’ll be back down in SF soon
      maybe i’ll see you around?

        • Ah!
          nice little video montage!
          and i’m enjoying the Go Team song that was on your page
          that’s a great Introduction
          i’m glad it took you hours
          it’s good to take hours doing shit like that
          yeah for us
          go kids go!
          um
          i’m in town right now, just got into town
          should be here a week or two
          and i’m here with the intent of MOVING here for a while… months at least…
          we’ll see how that works.
          do you have the Arcade Fire’s first EP?
          apparently it’s hard to get…
          and did you go to that page?
          http://www.arcadefire.net/
          the media file on there has a video of “Power Out” (that i can’t figure out how to save..)
          i’ll see you sometime… next week?

  • so what exactly does one do with ad(z)uki beans?

    • ad[z[uki
      funny
      while laying in bed “this morning” i imagined writing a page on my imaginary web page filled with recipies
      this would definately be one
      example:
      soak 1/2 cup of Adzuki beans overnight
      pour out the water, rinse, set aside (rinse three times a day before you use them)
      cut up some ginger
      (enough to make about 2 tblspoons of finely chopped ginger, unless you are afraid of ginger… then use less. or none)
      measure out
      1/2 teaspoon of cumin
      1/2 teaspoon of coriander
      1/2 teaspoon of fennel
      — some (18 teaspoon?) asafoetida (hing)
      1/2 teaspoon of a good salt (like a black salt of full sea salt, etc.)
      if you have an electric water boiler, fill it up and turn it on
      put the oil of your choice ( i would recommend coconut, a tablespoon or so)
      in a pot, melt it, get it hot
      if you’re in the mood, carmelize some onions
      when they’re done, turn the heat to the lowest, or if no onions
      then ad the ginger and spices
      let them fry for about a minute, don’t burn them
      ad the adzuki beans and stir them in, mix them well
      add the boiling water
      (how much? say.. a quart (liter))
      get it to boiling, simmer…
      while..
      cut up a carrot
      some parsnip
      beet
      rutabega
      turnip
      — whatever roots of your choice
      to fill up your pot not too full
      you should let the beans and ginger simmer for at least 15 minutes… but a half hour is fine
      have some astragalus root (two strips is good for this)
      some seaweed (nova scotia dusle, ya canadaian! and kombu, definately combu… and wakame? whatever–i used those three last night)
      how much? about a handful, all ripped up into little shreds, more if you like it… this adds most of the salt to the soup
      put the roots (and astragalus) and seaweed in the water, stir, bring back to a boil, simmer
      let this simmer for about 10 minutes or so
      then turn it off
      and let it cool for about 5/10 minutes
      and then eat…
      add miso to your bowl in cool water first (about a teaspoon, mix well) if you want some
      otherwise
      fine without too
      Very warming, grounding, cleansing to the kidneys, supportive of Yin, good for the blood, calming, makes ya happy
      hmmmm
      adzuki bean stew…
      it’s also the bean that is cooked down with sugar and used in chinese sweet red bean cakes and mochi
      yum…
      love the adzuki.

    • ad[z]uki (addendum)
      oh
      i forgot to mention
      all simmering should be done with the lid on the pot, cooling too
      and if you don’t know what astragalus is
      (it strengthens the wei-chi and compounds your own personal energy)
      it’s often sold in chinese groceries dried, cut in to thin slices, white
      and it is not to be eaten: just to flavour and imbue the stew
      asafoetida (hing) is an indian spice, can be found in some bulk herb sections

      • Re: ad[z]uki (addendum)
        This is fabulous. May I post it (with credit) on the aka Amber Fox website?

        • Re: ad[z]uki (addendum)
          ahhhh, ya
          did you already cook it and eat it?
          (laughs)
          what is the Amber Fox website?
          sure
          put a link to me on there with this
          … i have a recipie for my favourite thing to do with Mung beans too (which look exactly like Adzuki, but they’re green)
          Enjoy!

          • Re: ad[z]uki (addendum)
            aka Amber Fox is here: http://bill.torque.net/aaf/
            which site do you prefer to link to, this one, the geocities one, something else … ?

          • Re: ad[z]uki (addendum)
            Ah!
            thank you
            yeah, i think i saw that site a long time ago
            i’ve certainly heard of the gatherings…
            go ahead and link to my geocities page
            it has a link to here, and photos, etc…
            http://www.geocities.com/memorabilia23

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